Took my daughter on an old country store tour today, and here's what we hit:
Moultonborough Country Store: awesome mix of products, including candy, home goods, toys, and clothing.
Black's in Wolfeboro: not labeled a country store, but essentially the same mix of products.
Ellacoya Country Store & Deli: despite its name, not really a country store at all. A few small gifts, stickers, etc. but otherwise just food.
Gilford Country Store: equivalent to Black's in terms of clothing but not as many toys and few home goods.
Long View Country Store: probably our favorite, this has a nice collection of food, home goods (carpets, decorations, furniture, etc.), clothing, and a neat little barn with antique/furniture extras.
We did not hit Pier 19 as the photos looked like it was just a convenience store and Alton Country Store is closed now, having moved its operation to the Tanger Outlets.
I would also add the Mills Falls stores as a "country mall" as they have a candy store, home goods, and apparel stores that, all added up, offer what the best country stores do...with a different sort of charm.
Finally, Pop's was the perfect place to stop for lunch on our rainy day tour!
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